かわいくしっかり鍵を守る円空の狛犬キーポーチ

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A dignified yet compassionate presence: Enku Komainu (Guardian Dog) Key Pouch

Enku's guardian lion dog, which is still present at Senkoji Temple in Gifu Prefecture, has been made into a key pouch that can be carried around like a stuffed toy. The beauty of the life-filled form, the roughness of the hatchet carvings, and the charm of Enku's Buddha are reproduced with a realistic print that even conveys the texture of the wood. It comes with a reel that extends easily, making locking and unlocking stress-free.
[What are Enku Buddhas?]
This is the general term for Buddhist statues carved by the monk Enku, who was active in the early Edo period. They are characterized by a very rough and simplified appearance, and no one other than Enku has been able to create such unique expressions that have a sense of humor amidst their rough expressions. One theory is that Enku carved and left behind Buddhist statues in hopes of good health for the people he met on his ascetic journeys.